i expect extra traffic again this morning along the garden state parkway northbound and a.c.y february as people come back from the beach but so far speeds look good mostly in the 60's, tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> thieves snatched an $1,800 bird from a.m. suburban new york pet store. it happened at the store for birds only in minute yoel la on saturday. police say three people came in and asked an employee to see a baby cockatoo. security video shows two of them grabbing the bird from an opened topped enclosure and stuffing it into a bag while the third apparently plays lookout. there's still no sign of the baby cockatoo. >> ♪ >> time for your first look at business. philadelphia international airport welcomes its first nonstop flight from iceland this evening. mayor jim kenney will join the mayor of the capitol of iceland for a water cannon salute at the gate. the iceland air flights will operate four days a week in the spring, summer and fall to start. >>> wall street resumes trading after at memorial day holiday. the alamo theater in texas plans to host screenings o

extra heavy coming up from the a.c. expressway.e lack of sun in that shot. satellite6 showing us tons of clouds, showers near dover delaware and heading into cape may this morning. we're going to have a shower or a thunderstorm around at any point but most especially late today and tonight. it's not terribly wet today but it's cloudy and cool, a high of just 67. >> we'll make the most of it. do what you can. >> we will. >> we'll be back in 30 minutes to help you with weather traffic and breaking news. for that david, matt, matt, karen, i'm tam. see you in 30. >> bye-bye. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the mafia, to the nra, to the dark money that poisons our polit

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the a.c. units are for a learning environment. now the parents here are not just talking. they are all about action. in my head right now are a number of the testimonies they typed up and presented to the education committee looking for money to fix the problems here. you will hear more coming up in the 5:00 hour. reporting live from north east, i'm q mccray. abc7 news. alison: thank you. right now we want to show you this. antigovernment protesters taking to the streets in venezuela. this is a live picture now. the country top prosecutor says a 20-year-old was killed when state security forces fired a tear gas canister in the crowd. the government says the person was killed by other protesters or criminals trying to make the government look bad. this is the sixth week of protests against the government there. both the government and protesters are claiming the other side is trying to start a coup. nancy: a day on the campus of the university of maryland as the tensions rise after a brack student visiting campus -- black student visiting campus was killed by a white studen

now the jam starts approaching somers point up to the work zone at the a.c. expressway.raffic is loosening up along 42 and northbound. coming away from cape may, wildwood stone harbor still hitting slow speeds on 47 northbound and southbound. that's where 83 comes in and then farther along where 347 and 47 come back together near port elizabeth speeds like 14 and 12 miles per hour getting onto 55. this is the scene by dover downs. dover toll plaza here on highway one, it's starting to look better on the northbound side but still sluggish speeds from milford up to frederica and then again from the dover tolls the whole way up to odessa. just a sluggish pace not stopped like it was. traffic is getting by on this ramp in west conshohocken from the blue route southbound to the schuylkill eastbound. earlier overturned trash truck is gone but restrictions remain. rick and sharrie back to you. >> matt thank you again. >> the search is on for two people in connection with the shooting of a 16-year-old in southwest philadelphia. the victim told police he was walking along the 110

drew smith shows us how a.c. is doing the holiday this year. >> reporter: the boardwalks are beginning to fill up taken party is starting down here at the shore. the resort towns are counting on the weekend. atlantic city aiming for an explosives start to theunofficial beginning of summer. >> summer 2017. the jersey shore is open. >> reporter: music and entertainment got people dancing outside the tropicana. >> thousands of people here tonight running a block party. >> reporter: at resort casino, people rushed to grab a keepsake at the beach ball drop. >> you don't have to wear the heavy coat. you don't have to deal with the snow. >> reporter: this weekend is about traditions for many families. >> fresh air, relaxation, enjoy our time together. >> reporter: the weather not quite hot enough for a dip in the atlantic but this guy went in anyway. katrina was only brave enough to put her feet in. >> it's cold but it's beautiful. >> reporter: so they will come back later in the year for the full experience, something

a little bit farther to the north beyond sea isle city up to the work zone at the a.c.ssway you have some single digit speeds like 8 miles per hour so there is still a backlog coming northbound on the parkway even at this hour. in camden county we had a vehicle fire here on 295, southbound side by 168 the black horse pike. that's all that's left. it's off to the side. there's no delay. but we are seeing delays on the ben franklin bridge coming into center city from the mid span into eighth and vine. delay thinning a little bit bullet but it has been heavy as people come back to the city. a an overturned trash truck on the blue route 476 southbound to get on the schuylkill eastbound. traffic has been squeezing by at times on the shoulder but it looks like right now this ramp is temporarily blocked also mass transit on abnormal schedules today in most cases it's a sunday schedule. we'll check it again in the next half hourly. >> president donald trump spent memorial day paying tribute to u.s. service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. he laid a wreath on the tomb of

later in the day say 5:00. 73 in reading and the closer you get to the close the cooler we stay. 66 in a.c and 54 in cape may. all right be then the phillies play again tonight and trying to win again tonight and 67 for the first pitch and 59 in the ninth inning and dry and not terribly breezy but bring along extra layers to add. 67 by 2:00 and 70 by 4:00 and 71 by 5:00 and still tolding into the upper 60s by 6:00. and sunny breaks but depending where you are. by 8:00, 64 and 10:00, 59 and overnight we dip down into the mid-50s and overnight tonight we get another round of rain arriving. this is the 3:30 a.m. view and a lot of are you sleeping when this starts and by the time we are on the air for the rush hour it's looking wet and there could be more thunderstorms in through here. stormtracker 6 live double scan all set and ready to show you the stuff on our early morning broadcast and by noon move of the that is pushing to the north and most of the afternoon looks gray and a little damp with an occasional sprinkle our shower and i know someone tweeted me about a special olympics project

temperatures now may not be so comfortable sleeping if you don't have the a.c. mild to warm outside just about everywhere in the 60s and 70s except in half moon bay. a spectacular bouview from our t bay camera. sutro tower is g it will not be the kay tomorrow morning. morning fog at the coast, cooler in the afternoon. heat hangs on inland. it will be cooler in all areas thursday. a sharp drop in temperatures, san jose you're going from 87 tomorrow afternoon to 71 on friday. a good 16 degrees cooler. concord dropping 21. you will feel the difference as we head into friday. hang in there if you don't like the hot weather. you can always download the abc7 accuweather app to help you keep track of the changing temperatures. the fog will be back, visibilty will be low at the beaches. temperatures in the 50s and 60s across the bay area. mild est reading inland. more like a summer morning than spring morning. tomorrow 88 in morgan hill, 88 in san jose. on the peninsula mostly 80s. the fog will be back in the sunset district. and that will drop your temperatures 68 degr

temperatures now may not be so comfortable sleeping if you don't have the a.c. mild to warm outside just about everywhere in the 60s and 70s except in half moon bay. a spectacular bouview from our t bay camera. sutro tower is good now. it will not be the kay tomorrow morning. morning fog at the coast, cooler in the afternoon. heat hangs on inland. it will be cooler in all areas thursday. a sharp drop in temperatures, san jose you're going from 87 tomorrow afternoon to 71 on friday. a good 16 degrees cooler. concord dropping 21. you will feel the difference as we head into friday. hang in there if you don't like the hot weather. you can always download the abc7 accuweather app to help you keep track of the changing temperatures. the fog will be back, visibilty will be low at the beaches. temperatures in the 50s and 60s across the bay area. mild est reading inland. more like a summer morning than spring morning. tomorrow 88 in morgan hill, 88 in san jose. on the peninsula mostly 80s. the fog will be back in the sunset district. and that will drop your temperatures

already a few of them out there headed toward 295 and i would expect extra traffic on the parkway, the a.cexpressway and 42 as people make a last minute trek back from the beach. tam. >> okay, thank you. >>> developing overnight, a teenager has been the victim of street violence. a 14-year-old was shot to death overnight in the port richmond section and the same gunfire also injured a 16-year-old. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live at police headquarters with what they figured out here so far. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. one teen was shot to death, another is in the hospital right now. he suffered gunshot wounds and police are sifting through evidence trying to figure out who the killer or killers were behind all of this. take a look at this video of the bloody scene. this is the port richmond section of the city. this is at the intersection of frankford and oreland. police responded to reports of gunfire there. the 14-year-old boy was shot multiple times in the neck and back. he was tine saint christopher's hospital and initially listed in critical c

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plus another accident a.c.hat left lane, it is still out there. and also, all morning long, we've been talking about the water main break, still out there, not as major, no longer closed down route 70 eastbound right now curtis avenue, just left lane right now, that is blocked, jan, back over you. >> meisha, thank you. that's "eyewitness news" for now. join us for "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jan carab apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> driving takes a tragic turn. >> they had to amputate both legs. >> announcer: can the doctors get rid of her guilt before it's too late. >> that has to end here today. >> announcer: "dancing with the stars", cheryl burke, opens up about a personal struggle. >> people say you are too fat to be on television. >> he has concussion. >> the nfl, huddles over the brady bombsial. >> can this but -- bombshell. can this put you at risk for alcoholism? tha

and the a.c. you wanteds roar in class time. >> everything is a problem. it causes stress. q: they agree that the teacher and principal have outstanding learning environment. >> we appreciate that. q: the problem was tha building was built in 1935. >> it was slated to be modernized but it's kicked down the road by the city. >> we are tired of the band aids. we want reconstructive surgery for the school. that is what the children deserve. q: what is in my hand are a few of the typed up testimonies that the parents prepared. they have taken the fight to the committee on education budget hearing and taken the fight to the mayor's office, the public school chancellor's office and they won't stop until the kids get what they deserve. that is the latest from northeast, q mccray, news news. larry: wow! q, thanks. remember the last time we saw the sun? i can't. we're on stormwatch tonight waiting on another round of rain. doug hill is working out the timing now. doug: that will be much later tonight. for the moment we are looking at the sky over the rockville campus. plenty of clou

. >> places along the a.c. expressway, looks like the punch has gone out of the storm.y showers continue for the next little while, maybe another hour or so. and then tomorrow, guess what? more rain. heavy rain in the morning. and then pop up showers, thunderstorms, throughout the afternoon, on thursday. and the morning tomorrow, we see maybe few areas, with flashflooding, and few areas, just tomorrow, we will get about an inch or so of rain. it is in the 50's, as we walk out the door this morning, sweater weather to start. seventy-two by the end of the day showers and thunderstorms thursday, hope we can get everything out of the way, start friday afternoon, start your holiday weekend with some sunshine, saturday looks like the best weather day of memorial day weekends, sunday, into monday, we are watching for some showers, but it looks like we will get to 80 degrees, by memorial day thank you, serio, sue serio. >> mike, mike jerrick. >> holly, alex holley. >> well, the worlds is remembering roger moore. now, he played james -- >> sir roger moore. >> excuse me, he was k

most of those areas, over to new jersey, where we've seen decent rain all day, specially along the a.ce, around wilmington, few pockets of heavy downpours there, and in newark, and down at the jersey shore. eased up a little bit but coming back. 58 degrees in the city. sixty-one in wildwood. fifty mount pocono. temperatures will rise, but not much much. 707 degrees today. 73 degrees tomorrow. 74 degrees on wednesday. 33 degrees on thursday. chance every rain each day through thursday, now, we could get few pop up thunderstorms over the weekend but generally see pattern of clearing out just in time for the memorial day weekends. and it looks, karen, alex, like it will warm up a bit as well. >> just in time, too. >> yes. >> thanks, sue. well, ladies cents it is time to rock those trainers? one of the hottest trends right now, wear your sneakers, wear your kicks with everything, even dresses, even skirts. jen is here to explain and show us how it is done. >> sneakers for every outfit really? >> okay. every outfit, the boss is here. by the bossy mean alicia fredericko. style director for d

, and if you are watching us down the shore, the parkway northbound, an accident, just north of the a.c. expressway. a lot of folks headed to the shore, for the memorial day weekend, what's the forecast like? sue has it in 15 seconds. >> what's happening right now, as we have several rounds of rain, coming through, it looks like it is raining up in allentown around the reading area, berks county, seeing some rain. tredyffrin township, chester county, few other neighborhoods getting some of the heavier rain around parkside. then across the river in haddon, new jersey, here in philadelphia, it is raining a lot, umbrellas up everywhere, and pittsgrove, new jersey, bridgeton, millville, also seeing steady rain this morning, so after a day of rain, tonight, there is a coastal flood advisory in effect, time of high tide, which will be between 7:45 and 8:45 for ocean front. and a little later, along the bay, marginal risk of severe thunderstorms this afternoon, could happen, get thunderstorm, may not be severe, but watch out. if that is the case. we could get about 2 inches every rain by the t

. >>> our breaking news coverage of this story continues right now with anderson cooper and "a.c. 360." >>> good evening, we begin tonight with breaking news with a striking bottom line, according to "the washington post" and the "new york times," the president of the united states revealed highly classified information to in a meeting with russian ambassador and the russian foreign minister after the firing of james comey. now the post broke the story, they're reporting suggests that when the president revealed this intelligence, reportedly gathered by an ally, and not to be shared with other countries, he was boasting to the russians about what he had. as you might imagine, this is touching off a firestorm on capitol hill and beyond. we have our own new reporting on that, what the intelligence covered and delayed reaction from the white house team. jim acosta joins us now from the white house. jim, explain how the white house is reacting, because several people who were in that office put out statements, although in some cases they're not really addressing what the actual reporting

where the steady stuff s there are a couple pockets of that in south jersey moving east across the a.cthe bottom portion of route 55. there you see the movement. wilmington about to get one slightly steadier cell but most of this is very light breaking apart across most of the region and we expect the last of it to be over to the east of the shore, probably by about 8 o'clock this morning. as we take a look outside, we have sky6 and there's the ben franklin bridge and you can see the clouds and a little bit of a break in the clouds now. we are expecting the return of some sunshine as we go through morning and especially the afternoon. 58 degrees currently in philadelphia. winds are light out of the north-northeast at 7 miles per hour. so, cool and maybe you want a light jacket this morning but the rain is really fast pushing out of here and again, by 8 o'clock or so, it should be pretty much gone and then we do see breaks of sunshine through the morning and even more sun later this afternoon. we expect to wind up partly sunny and pretty nice later today. 56 degrees by 8 o'clock. might

been, but this one's saying five or six bangs, let's hand it off now with continuing coverage with "a.c. 360." >>> and a good evening to you, we are in two places at once, washington, d.c. and great britain. there are reports of injuries and fatalities at an ariana grande concert. >>> questiwe begin with manches taking care to not get ahead of the facts. there's probably more that we don't know than we do know. phil black is joining was the latest. what do you think about this incident. and i'm giving our viewers a heads up, these are very early moments, and these reports are from eyewitnesses and it's very inaccurate and there's a lot that we don't know. >> t >>. >> reporter: the plirs in manchester are calling this a major incident. we know that it was deadly. we know that whatever has taken place there has claimed lives, there are casualties and fatalities as well. but we don't know the precise number. we can see from witness accounts, from people that have posted to social media, and it looks like a terrifying scene. almost 20,000 people in this venue, teenagers, perhaps children wi

tuesday 80 and then a.c.like summertime. 90's back in d.c. all right, that's a check of the forecast. ervin back with traffic. >> the best text message i got yesterday said do you want to have a pool day next wednesday and i said absolutely. >> oh, yeah. >> finally pool weather. >> are they opened. >> mine's not but allegedly my friend knows one that is so i'll let you know mike. 370 westbound crash on the ramp to 270 cleared. ramp reopened. traffic patterns in montgomery county back to normal. volume building two center in frederick. tracking a crash in leesburg eastbound side of seven. crash at 15 bypass left lane blocked. traffic getting by to the right. no major slowdowns there just yet. a new crash on georgetown pike as well on the westbound side. crash at tolson inner loop and outer loops looking just fine across the legion bridge no issues there. coming down from the 270 spur we're at speed as well. for the rest of your friday morning commute, love what we're seeing outside the beltway in the top side

our continuing coverage with "a.c. 360." >>> former acting attorney general sally yates is speaking out for the first time, her only television interview where she talks about james comey and the russian investigation. the fired fbi director james comey and the memo our sources say he wrote. president trump threatened comey with tapes, now comey is threatening with notes, stateme. sources tell us a memo that was penned in

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. >> we see the signs all over the place that say a.c.g for the past year with all the events that have gone on here. one of the things that makes ellicott city are the locally owned business and that includes this one. >> absolutely. we've been here since 1999 and me and my family we've -- we love this town. when the flood hit there was no doubt whether we were going to come back so, yeah, we're very excited to be here and just really enjoy this town and we guys coming up. we appreciate you choosing us as the first of the sip trips. thank you very much. >> we want everybody to come down and try them out. give the businesses a shot. they of course are still recovering so we need some business. let's see what we have real quick. >> all right. >> a little bit of chicken guac. >> the quack mole lee with a little bit of serrano pepper and fresh queso. we're using mescal grapefruit little bit of lime juice and add ice shake it up and it's really a very simple cocktail and it's great for summer, you know, fresh grapefruit juice. >> where are yo

our continuing coverage with "a.c. 360." >>> former acting attorney general sally yates is speaking out for the first time, her only television interview where she talks about james comey and the russian investigation. the fired fbi director james comey and the memo our sources say he wrote. president trump threatened comey with tapes, now comey is threatening with notes, stateme. sources tell us a memo that was penned in february, that the president first asked everyone to leave the room and then the president asked director comey to drop the investigation against flip. this was the day after flynn himself had resigned. if true, this is a sign he had a presidential interference with the investigation whether members of his campaign team colluded with russian officials. and it comes a day after the news that president trump revealed classified information to the russian ambassador. >> according to sources speaking to myself and my colleague jake tapper, james comey the former fbi director wanted to document a specific conversation he had with the president in february are he alleged the

. >>> our breaking news coverage of this story continues right now with anderson cooper and "a.c. 360 good evening, we begin tonight with breaking news with a striking bottom line, according to "the washington post" and the "new york times," the president of the united states revealed highly classified information to in a meeting with russian ambassador and the russian foreign minister after the firing of james comey. now the post broke the story, they're reporting suggests that when the president revealed this intelligence, reportedly gathered by an ally, and not to be shared with other countries, he was boasting to the russians about what he had. as you might imagine, this is touching off a

been, but this one's saying five or six bangs, let's hand it off now with continuing coverage with "a.c360." >>> and a good evening to you, we are in two places at once, washington, d.c. and great britain. there are reports of injuries and fatalities at an ariana grande concert. >>> questiwe begin with manches taking care to not get ahead of th

accident in deptford township on 42 northbound cleared but still extra heavy coming up from the a.c.. >> thank you, matt. we'll take a short break and come back to accuweather. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. >> good morning. i hope your day is off to a good start. we've had better weather days that's for sure. little mist some spots and low clouds with fog as well. cloudy and cool today. your high staying more than 10 degrees below average, a high of only 67. not terribly wet. we'll see a shower around in one or two spots but especially late today into tonight that's when a few more organized showers or thunderstorms form. tomorrow turns warmer 78 with a shower or thunderstorm late in the day. thursday mostly sunny and nice. how about that a nice day coming tam. >> i can't imagine. we'll take you back to "gma" and see

. >> a.c. turned on >> anybody have a hard time sleeping.was warm. >> all the fans on >> doors, windows. i think we left everything open. >> we did. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> coming up, shelter animals helping kids become fantastic readers. a new literacy program that is in almeda not just helping the children but animals, too. >> >>> the bay area job picture is bright. the latest report shows unemployment is less than 5% in all bay area counties. san mateo 2 1/2 percent. solano is the highest at 4.7% which matches the national average. all the others are between 2.7 and 3.6. u.s. economists considered 3% unemployment means that everyone that wants a job has one. >>> just ahead of memorial day, many will be dishing out burgers and a lot of hot dogs. if you are, you may want to take note of a recall going on. nay than and kurtis hot dogs pulled more than 200,000 pounds of hot dogs, a lot, after customers found metal objects in the franks. it includes nathan's skinless franks with a used by date of august of 2017 and kurtis beef master beef fra